EasyJet's New Male CEO Takes Pay Cut to Match Female Predecessor

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EasyJet's New Male CEO Takes Pay Cut to Match Female Predecessor

EasyJet Plc's newly hired chief executive officer is taking a pay cut to match the salary of his predecessor, Carolyn McCall, as the discount airline joins U.K.-wide efforts to reduce the national gender gap in remuneration. Johan Lundgren's salary, originally set at 740,000 pounds ($1.04 million), will be
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SEC probe touches on GE Power accounting

Securities regulators are poking around GE's power-equipment division, its single largest unit, over how it accounts for revenue for servicing gas turbines and other heavy duty machines the company sells. There are concerns about whether “GE made overly aggressive assumptions to drive earnings,”
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Amazon's second headquarters: airport infrastructure and quality may influence the decision

In Sep-2017 the online retailer and tech/cloud computing company Amazon announced it was seeking a second corporate headquarters (HQ2) to supplement the one in Seattle, and issued a request for proposals from cities to make their case for its location …
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Trump administration is thinking about nationalizing 5G mobile network

The U.S. government is considering an option to build a 5G network as a way of guarding against China, news outlet Axios reported.
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Amazon Expands Delivery Trial That Could Hurt FedEx, UPS

Amazon.com Inc. is expanding a service launched to make more groceries, cleaning supplies and other products available for quick delivery directly from merchants without overwhelming the e-commerce giant's warehouses with additional inventory, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg.
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